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RRO 2005 Fire Risk Assessment Checklist

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This comprehensive fire risk assessment checklist aligns with the UK Regulatory Reform Fire Safety Order 2005. It guides responsible persons through building and occupancy details, identification of occupants at risk, evaluation of ignition sources, smoking, arson, heating and cooking hazards, segregation and waste management, contractor controls, and dangerous substances. It covers means of escape, compartmentation, doors, emergency lighting, signage, detection and alarms, extinguishers, and firefighting facilities, plus procedures, training, drills, testing, maintenance, records, and risk rating with recommendations.

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Fire Risk Assessment RRO Fire Safety Order 2005
This fire risk assessment template aligns with the UK Regulatory Reform Fire Safety Order 2005 and helps responsible persons evaluate fire hazards, people at risk, and existing controls across any workplace. Sections cover general building details, ignition sources, smoking, arson, heating and cooking risks, dangerous substances, means of escape, compartmentation and fire doors, emergency lighting, signage, alarms, and extinguishers. It also includes management controls such as emergency planning, roles and responsibilities, training, drills, testing, inspection, and record keeping. Use it to rate risk, set actions, assign owners, and document sign off.
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Fire Risk Assessment RRFSO 2005 Checklist
This comprehensive Fire Risk Assessment template aligns with the Regulatory Reform (Fire Safety) Order 2005. It guides responsible persons through premises details, occupant risks, electrical hazards, smoking controls, arson prevention, heating and cooking risks, housekeeping, contractor controls, and dangerous substances. It covers means of escape, compartmentation, fire doors, escape lighting, signage, detection and alarm systems, extinguishers, and fire-fighting facilities. Management sections address procedures, emergency planning, liaison with the fire service, training and drills, and testing and maintenance. A structured risk rating and recommendations section helps document actions to improve compliance and protect people on site.
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Fire Risk Assessment Regulatory Reform Order 2005
Conduct a thorough fire risk assessment aligned with the Regulatory Reform Fire Safety Order 2005. This checklist covers building information, occupants at risk, ignition sources, housekeeping, contractor controls, dangerous substances, means of escape, compartmentation, escape lighting, signage, alarms, extinguishers, and firefighter facilities. It also guides fire safety management, training, drills, maintenance, testing, and record keeping. Use the risk rating matrix to prioritize actions and document recommendations, signatures, and reassessment dates to maintain compliance.
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Fire Risk Assessment UK Regulatory Reform Order 2005
This fire risk assessment checklist helps duty holders meet the UK Regulatory Reform Fire Safety Order 2005 across occupied premises. It guides you through building information, occupant risk, previous incidents, and background conditions. Identify ignition sources, smoking controls, arson risk, heating and cooking safety, housekeeping, contractors, and dangerous substances. Review means of escape, fire doors, compartmentation, lighting, signage, alarms, extinguishers, and suppression systems. Capture roles, procedures, drills, testing, maintenance, and records to support compliance and continuous improvement.
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